06/21/2026
What Can the Righteous Do? Are you familiar with the term “doomscrolling”? This is what happens when you are on a screen (like your phone or tablet) and you repeatedly swipe through headline after headline or social media post after post. We’re just beginning to realize the negative psychological and spiritual impact of mindlessly absorbing bad news in big batches - especially on the young.
The world has been broken since the fall of humanity in the Garden of Eden near the dawn of time. David did not live in an era of 24/7 news cycles and the perpetual “connection” of the internet, BUT he did have those around him that wanted him to share their despair over the evil present in their time. Keep in mind, this was about 3,000 years ago!
How we respond to the sin and evil around us says a lot about who we are and who we believe in. As we begin our second Summer in the Psalms series, we pick up with Psalm 11 where David shows us a better way to face the darkness of the world around us. Will there be times of discouragement? Yes. Our new life in Christ can encourage us to walk in faith knowing that God is STILL on His throne and that His justice will be done.